That is so cute.

they got married

what the hell

Comprehensive List of Ryden Songs

For anon! Marking the songs written by Ryan as R and Brendon as B 

Northern Downpour: R The Ryden Song. 

When The Day Met The Night: R obvious Sun & Moon theory also here Brendon uses male pronouns in the second verse!

Cape Town: R by The Young Veins, Ryan and Jon’s band, post split

The Other Girl: R 

Bittersweet: B 

Nearly Witches: R+B ahhh The Song Of Salt and pain

Memories: B check this out

The Calendar: B subtlety has never been B’s best suite 

Hurricane: B 

Casual Affair: B

Nicotine: B brendon’s denied it, but a lot of people think the muffled intro sounds like I love you Ryan Ross, but not right now…

Lonely Moonlight: R  Ryan’s solo work

Where I Belong: R again one of Ry’s 2014 demos

Impossible Year: B

House of Memories: B he’s not subtle lmao

Golden Days: B the throam song (I’m looking @ u anna green)

Just listen until the end, ok?

And then drown in feels.

(Listening with earphones/turning volume up will help)

I had to find this again

and listen to it

might be my favourite post ever

it’s so beautiful and heart-breaking and everything

im screaming because i listened to this all day today and i said “what if that song was used for this audio post” and iT WAS 

BUT NOW IT HAS A WHOLE NEW MEANING WOW OK

I’ve come to think of this piece as “The Sorrow of Loki” because it is a pretty heart-wrenching compilation. One evening recently, I got into a passionate discussion with a friend about why I felt that Odin should really take most of the blame for what happened not only in the Avengers, but in Thor, as well as TTDW. I attempted to explain the perfectly valid reasons for Loki’s rage and pain to my friend who just does NOT see past the, “He’s just an ungrateful emo brat,” thing. It might seem that way to someone who only sees the situation from one perspective and looks no deeper. I told my friend that, while I never said that Loki’s actions were justified, his rage and pain are. Loki is at his best when he is misdirecting people’s attentions. More often than not, anyone who runs into him takes him at face value, with the exception of Frigga. Loki’s mind is not like a bagful of cats so much as it’s a shark camouflaged by a bagful of cats. *edit: (that is to say that it never stops moving, because sharks can’t or they die, etc…anyway..)

My friend never even let me explain that all of Loki’s actions would inevitably lead him back to the path he took by the end of TTDW because Loki is always thinking ten steps ahead. Always. Even through torture and imprisonment a la Thanos, he planned and plotted. He seethes with rage. And that rage is justified. Only now he uses that pain and rage to fuel his ambitions and fill the gaping hole that Odin left by one minute telling him that he’s his son and the next reinforcing the idea that he’s a monster and he will never belong on Asgard. That he’ll never be one of them, and on that note, I have to pose a question:

Was Odin’s stealing the abandoned baby Loki an act of mercy, or cruelty? Odin must have known that it would be like spitting in Laufey’s face to steal his son, regardless of the fact that Loki had been left to die. While it may have on one hand seemed merciful to raise that child as an Asgardian without knowing his true heritage, it is made well known from the beginning of the first film that the Asgardian attitude toward just about anyone who wasn’t Asgardian is not a very healthy one. Thor and Loki were both raised viewing Jotuns as monsters, and indeed saw Jotuns as such. When Loki discovered that he was one of those monsters himself, it must have felt like the nine realms were collapsing under his feet. A man that he had loved, trusted, and revered as his father and had always tried to please, but had never been quite good enough tells him that he is only alive because he found him and stole him. Then Odin tells him that he was protecting him from the truth.

What truth? The truth that Odin hated what Loki was? The truth that regardless of Odin’s hatred of frost giants, he would use Loki as a chance to unite Jotunheim and Asgard, raise Loki with Asgardian beliefs, principles, and ideals so that child would become and Asgardian puppet in Jotunheim someday? The truth that Odin is not perfect and that he screwed up and did something he shouldn’t have? The truth that the All-Father is fallible? We know that Frigga loved Loki unconditionally, as if he was her own child, and she alone treated him that way, and Thor, while he loved his brother, still allowed his friends to tease Loki, and never really attempted to defend him either I imagine. Young Thor was too busy being impressed with himself to see that his little brother just wanted to be his equal. While Frigga may have treated both Thor and Loki equally, Odin certainly did not. However, all my friend can see is that Loki is just spoiled brat. Never mind the betrayal by his father and his mother (though in Frigga’s case, she genuinely did not want to hurt Loki and wanted to protect him from the truth that Odin was basically just keeping Loki around as a pawn.) I can see why Loki did what he did, i.e., killing Laufey, etc. He wanted acceptance. He wanted to have a little of the love that Thor got from Odin, but he was never going to get that, and you see that with two words from Odin at the end of the first film, “No, Loki.” Loki is a very lonely who belongs nowhere. I might say that in the end he just wants to belong somewhere, but he will always be an outsider looking in. My empathy for the character’s motivations, however, apparently made me “just a Loki fangirl” though, so what do I know?

Loki: “Am I cursed? What am I?”

Odin: “You’re my son.”

Loki: “You took me for a purpose. What was it? TELL ME!”

Odin: “I thought we could unite our kingdoms one day–through you. Those plans no longer matter.”

Loki: “So I am no more than another stolen relic– locked up here until you might have use of me…”

Odin: “Why do you twist my words?”

Loki: “You could have told me what I was from the beginning. Why didn’t you?”

Odin: “I wanted to protect you from the truth.”

Loki: “What? Because I-I-I’m the monster who parents tell their children about at night?! You know it all makes sense now…Why you favored Thor all these years. Because no matter how much you claimto love me, you could never have a frost giant sitting on the throne of Asgard!”

___________

Frigga: “Loki, don’t make it worse.”

Loki: “Define worse.”

____

Odin: “All this because Loki desires a throne.”

Loki: “It is my birthright.”

Odin: “You’re birthright was to die as a child cast out onto a frozen rock!”

___________

Frigga: “Your father–”

Loki: “He is NOT my father!”

Frigga: “Then am I not your mother?”

Loki: “You’re not…”

Frigga: “Always so perceptive about everyone but yourself…”

____________

Thor: “I will tell father what you’ve done here today.”

Loki: “I didn’t do it for him.”

Forget my essay and enjoy the music and feels, k? K.

Just listen until the end, ok?

And then drown in feels.

(Listening with earphones/turning volume up will help)

I had to find this again

and listen to it

might be my favourite post ever

it’s so beautiful and heart-breaking and everything

im screaming because i listened to this all day today and i said “what if that song was used for this audio post” and iT WAS 

BUT NOW IT HAS A WHOLE NEW MEANING WOW OK

I’ve come to think of this piece as “The Sorrow of Loki” because it is a pretty heart-wrenching compilation. One evening recently, I got into a passionate discussion with a friend about why I felt that Odin should really take most of the blame for what happened not only in the Avengers, but in Thor, as well as TTDW. I attempted to explain the perfectly valid reasons for Loki’s rage and pain to my friend who just does NOT see past the, “He’s just an ungrateful emo brat,” thing. It might seem that way to someone who only sees the situation from one perspective and looks no deeper. I told my friend that, while I never said that Loki’s actions were justified, his rage and pain are. Loki is at his best when he is misdirecting people’s attentions. More often than not, anyone who runs into him takes him at face value, with the exception of Frigga. Loki’s mind is not like a bagful of cats so much as it’s a shark camouflaged by a bagful of cats. *edit: (that is to say that it never stops moving, because sharks can’t or they die, etc…anyway..)

My friend never even let me explain that all of Loki’s actions would inevitably lead him back to the path he took by the end of TTDW because Loki is always thinking ten steps ahead. Always. Even through torture and imprisonment a la Thanos, he planned and plotted. He seethes with rage. And that rage is justified. Only now he uses that pain and rage to fuel his ambitions and fill the gaping hole that Odin left by one minute telling him that he’s his son and the next reinforcing the idea that he’s a monster and he will never belong on Asgard. That he’ll never be one of them, and on that note, I have to pose a question:

Was Odin’s stealing the abandoned baby Loki an act of mercy, or cruelty? Odin must have known that it would be like spitting in Laufey’s face to steal his son, regardless of the fact that Loki had been left to die. While it may have on one hand seemed merciful to raise that child as an Asgardian without knowing his true heritage, it is made well known from the beginning of the first film that the Asgardian attitude toward just about anyone who wasn’t Asgardian is not a very healthy one. Thor and Loki were both raised viewing Jotuns as monsters, and indeed saw Jotuns as such. When Loki discovered that he was one of those monsters himself, it must have felt like the nine realms were collapsing under his feet. A man that he had loved, trusted, and revered as his father and had always tried to please, but had never been quite good enough tells him that he is only alive because he found him and stole him. Then Odin tells him that he was protecting him from the truth.

What truth? The truth that Odin hated what Loki was? The truth that regardless of Odin’s hatred of frost giants, he would use Loki as a chance to unite Jotunheim and Asgard, raise Loki with Asgardian beliefs, principles, and ideals so that child would become and Asgardian puppet in Jotunheim someday? The truth that Odin is not perfect and that he screwed up and did something he shouldn’t have? The truth that the All-Father is fallible? We know that Frigga loved Loki unconditionally, as if he was her own child, and she alone treated him that way, and Thor, while he loved his brother, still allowed his friends to tease Loki, and never really attempted to defend him either I imagine. Young Thor was too busy being impressed with himself to see that his little brother just wanted to be his equal. While Frigga may have treated both Thor and Loki equally, Odin certainly did not. However, all my friend can see is that Loki is just spoiled brat. Never mind the betrayal by his father and his mother (though in Frigga’s case, she genuinely did not want to hurt Loki and wanted to protect him from the truth that Odin was basically just keeping Loki around as a pawn.) I can see why Loki did what he did, i.e., killing Laufey, etc. He wanted acceptance. He wanted to have a little of the love that Thor got from Odin, but he was never going to get that, and you see that with two words from Odin at the end of the first film, “No, Loki.” Loki is a very lonely who belongs nowhere. I might say that in the end he just wants to belong somewhere, but he will always be an outsider looking in. My empathy for the character’s motivations, however, apparently made me “just a Loki fangirl” though, so what do I know?

Loki: “Am I cursed? What am I?”

Odin: “You’re my son.”

Loki: “You took me for a purpose. What was it? TELL ME!”

Odin: “I thought we could unite our kingdoms one day–through you. Those plans no longer matter.”

Loki: “So I am no more than another stolen relic– locked up here until you might have use of me…”

Odin: “Why do you twist my words?”

Loki: “You could have told me what I was from the beginning. Why didn’t you?”

Odin: “I wanted to protect you from the truth.”

Loki: “What? Because I-I-I’m the monster who parents tell their children about at night?! You know it all makes sense now…Why you favored Thor all these years. Because no matter how much you claimto love me, you could never have a frost giant sitting on the throne of Asgard!”

___________

Frigga: “Loki, don’t make it worse.”

Loki: “Define worse.”

____

Odin: “All this because Loki desires a throne.”

Loki: “It is my birthright.”

Odin: “You’re birthright was to die as a child cast out onto a frozen rock!”

___________

Frigga: “Your father–”

Loki: “He is NOT my father!”

Frigga: “Then am I not your mother?”

Loki: “You’re not…”

Frigga: “Always so perceptive about everyone but yourself…”

____________

Thor: “I will tell father what you’ve done here today.”

Loki: “I didn’t do it for him.”

Forget my essay and enjoy the music and feels, k? K.

Love doesn’t discriminate

Between the sinners

And the saints

It takes

And it takes

And it takes.

Zach and Alex in 13 Reasons Why, Season 2

Reblog if you’d be okay if your friend came out as transgender

let’s see how many transphobics we can weed out

if you can’t reblog this unfollow me right now

Always reblog

who the fuck…doesn’t reblog this?

honestly, if that’s you, it’s probably a good idea to unfollow me.

My friend just came out as transgender yesterday and i couldnt love him more 💕💚

Just listen until the end, ok?

And then drown in feels.

(Listening with earphones/turning volume up will help)

I had to find this again

and listen to it

might be my favourite post ever

it’s so beautiful and heart-breaking and everything

im screaming because i listened to this all day today and i said “what if that song was used for this audio post” and iT WAS 

BUT NOW IT HAS A WHOLE NEW MEANING WOW OK

I’ve come to think of this piece as “The Sorrow of Loki” because it is a pretty heart-wrenching compilation. One evening recently, I got into a passionate discussion with a friend about why I felt that Odin should really take most of the blame for what happened not only in the Avengers, but in Thor, as well as TTDW. I attempted to explain the perfectly valid reasons for Loki’s rage and pain to my friend who just does NOT see past the, “He’s just an ungrateful emo brat,” thing. It might seem that way to someone who only sees the situation from one perspective and looks no deeper. I told my friend that, while I never said that Loki’s actions were justified, his rage and pain are. Loki is at his best when he is misdirecting people’s attentions. More often than not, anyone who runs into him takes him at face value, with the exception of Frigga. Loki’s mind is not like a bagful of cats so much as it’s a shark camouflaged by a bagful of cats. *edit: (that is to say that it never stops moving, because sharks can’t or they die, etc…anyway..)

My friend never even let me explain that all of Loki’s actions would inevitably lead him back to the path he took by the end of TTDW because Loki is always thinking ten steps ahead. Always. Even through torture and imprisonment a la Thanos, he planned and plotted. He seethes with rage. And that rage is justified. Only now he uses that pain and rage to fuel his ambitions and fill the gaping hole that Odin left by one minute telling him that he’s his son and the next reinforcing the idea that he’s a monster and he will never belong on Asgard. That he’ll never be one of them, and on that note, I have to pose a question:

Was Odin’s stealing the abandoned baby Loki an act of mercy, or cruelty? Odin must have known that it would be like spitting in Laufey’s face to steal his son, regardless of the fact that Loki had been left to die. While it may have on one hand seemed merciful to raise that child as an Asgardian without knowing his true heritage, it is made well known from the beginning of the first film that the Asgardian attitude toward just about anyone who wasn’t Asgardian is not a very healthy one. Thor and Loki were both raised viewing Jotuns as monsters, and indeed saw Jotuns as such. When Loki discovered that he was one of those monsters himself, it must have felt like the nine realms were collapsing under his feet. A man that he had loved, trusted, and revered as his father and had always tried to please, but had never been quite good enough tells him that he is only alive because he found him and stole him. Then Odin tells him that he was protecting him from the truth.

What truth? The truth that Odin hated what Loki was? The truth that regardless of Odin’s hatred of frost giants, he would use Loki as a chance to unite Jotunheim and Asgard, raise Loki with Asgardian beliefs, principles, and ideals so that child would become and Asgardian puppet in Jotunheim someday? The truth that Odin is not perfect and that he screwed up and did something he shouldn’t have? The truth that the All-Father is fallible? We know that Frigga loved Loki unconditionally, as if he was her own child, and she alone treated him that way, and Thor, while he loved his brother, still allowed his friends to tease Loki, and never really attempted to defend him either I imagine. Young Thor was too busy being impressed with himself to see that his little brother just wanted to be his equal. While Frigga may have treated both Thor and Loki equally, Odin certainly did not. However, all my friend can see is that Loki is just spoiled brat. Never mind the betrayal by his father and his mother (though in Frigga’s case, she genuinely did not want to hurt Loki and wanted to protect him from the truth that Odin was basically just keeping Loki around as a pawn.) I can see why Loki did what he did, i.e., killing Laufey, etc. He wanted acceptance. He wanted to have a little of the love that Thor got from Odin, but he was never going to get that, and you see that with two words from Odin at the end of the first film, “No, Loki.” Loki is a very lonely who belongs nowhere. I might say that in the end he just wants to belong somewhere, but he will always be an outsider looking in. My empathy for the character’s motivations, however, apparently made me “just a Loki fangirl” though, so what do I know?

Loki: “Am I cursed? What am I?”

Odin: “You’re my son.”

Loki: “You took me for a purpose. What was it? TELL ME!”

Odin: “I thought we could unite our kingdoms one day–through you. Those plans no longer matter.”

Loki: “So I am no more than another stolen relic– locked up here until you might have use of me…”

Odin: “Why do you twist my words?”

Loki: “You could have told me what I was from the beginning. Why didn’t you?”

Odin: “I wanted to protect you from the truth.”

Loki: “What? Because I-I-I’m the monster who parents tell their children about at night?! You know it all makes sense now…Why you favored Thor all these years. Because no matter how much you claimto love me, you could never have a frost giant sitting on the throne of Asgard!”

___________

Frigga: “Loki, don’t make it worse.”

Loki: “Define worse.”

____

Odin: “All this because Loki desires a throne.”

Loki: “It is my birthright.”

Odin: “You’re birthright was to die as a child cast out onto a frozen rock!”

___________

Frigga: “Your father–”

Loki: “He is NOT my father!”

Frigga: “Then am I not your mother?”

Loki: “You’re not…”

Frigga: “Always so perceptive about everyone but yourself…”

____________

Thor: “I will tell father what you’ve done here today.”

Loki: “I didn’t do it for him.”

Forget my essay and enjoy the music and feels, k? K.

A cinematographic masterpiece.

Yekaterina Petrovna Zamolodchikova (via katya-petrovna-zamolodchikova)

I’m going to be meeting Sharon Needles for the first time ever this Saturday and I’m so stupidly excited. Here’s a gift I painted for her ~~

((I guess we can call this my pinktober then, so much for that))

Detox has done it again.

//School Starter Pack//

Interesting. I wonder if he’s been turned down for roles or if the roles haven’t been offered and h’e making an assumption.  Or both.

If the article’s reliable (and somehow it seems more reliable than this one I posted yesterday, though it also forgets Rob starred in The Level and quotes what Rob said one year ago - see the last 3 paragraphs, that is a quote from an interview he gave before The Level aired), Rob turned down theatre roles and isn’t offered the roles he’d like to play, that is to say a different character than Thomas. 

I want to stay positive and be glad another newspaper speaks about his part in The Ritual, although I’d rather read about Rob talking about the movie than focus on a line without context, surrounded by copy/paste of older interviews without chronology, and with the most important news lost somewhere in the middle…

Because actually the only piece of fresh news are these lines : 

Rob is now set to appear in horror film The Ritual alongside Rafe Spall, one of his first acting jobs since Downton Abbey ended in 2015. The film sees a group of college friends reunite for a trip in the forest, but they end up being stalked by a menacing presence.

He said: “It’s a genre I have never done because there’s sometimes a stigma around these films. There can be too much hack-slashing gore and nudity. This is different.”

Again, at least a paper talks about it so FUCK YEAH ! But I’m afraid readers could focus more on the typecasting business than the actual news. 

Re-reading this article again… I now wonder if Rob’s words about “being typecast and not enjoying Hollywood success” weren’t taken from an even older interview, as the article says Rob’s played Thomas for 4 series. 

You’ll also notice that the pictures included are a S4 BTS, a S1 BTS, and a picture of Rob taken during a charity in 2015 (that is to say AFTER S4 had aired both in UK and the US).

 Just my 2 cents. Whole article below. What do you think of it ? 

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Downton star reveals playing a gay man in hit show has ruined his dream Hollywood career

Rob, 41, starred as Thomas Barrow, a footman who became under-butler, in the ITV show for four series. He believes the role may have led him to be typecast, impacting on his career opportunities in America

BY MARK JEFFERIES  00:00, 3 OCT 2017

Rob James-Collier thinks he hasn’t enjoyed the same Hollywood success as his Downton Abbey co-stars because he played a gay character.

Rob, 41, starred as Thomas Barrow, a footman who became under-butler, in the ITV show for four series. He believes the role may have led him to be typecast, impacting on his career opportunities in America.

The actor told the Radio Times that he thinks the characters played by his co-stars, such as Michelle Dockery, Dan Stevens and Lily James, are “more easily transferable” in Hollywood.

He said: “I think audiences in the US can identify quite easily with the quintessential English gent and English lady, whereas a neurotic, dark, gay character like Thomas is a hard thing to put into the American market. It can lead to typecasting,” he added.

Rob appeared as Liam Connor in ITV’s Coronation Street before landing a starring role in Downton Abbey. He believes Thomas’s evil streak, along with his sexuality, have hindered his prospects.

He said: “Because Thomas Barrow is gay and is, essentially, the bad guy for much of the show, a lot of people within the industry can only see you as that. They might not be in a rush to see you as a heterosexual love interest. That takes time.”

Rob said he has been offered some theatre roles “which happened to be gay characters”, but he turned them down because he “really wanted to show something different”.

The star explained: “After I left Corrie, I didn’t work for 15 months. I turned a lot of stuff down because they weren’t the right roles to take me away from what I’d done before.

“That’s why, after Coronation Street, I waited for Thomas Barrow. And thank God he came along, because the wolves were at the door.”

Rob is now set to appear in horror film The Ritual alongside Rafe Spall, one of his first acting jobs since Downton Abbey ended in 2015. The film sees a group of college friends reunite for a trip in the forest, but they end up being stalked by a menacing presence.

He said: “It’s a genre I have never done because there’s sometimes a stigma around these films. There can be too much hack-slashing gore and nudity. This is different.”

After starring in ITV’s hit period drama, Rob’s Downton co-stars Michelle, Dan and Lily all saw their careers thrive across the pond.

Another Downton actor, Joanne Froggatt is currently winning rave reviews in ITV drama Liar, which is also being screened Stateside.

He said: “I spend more time out of work than in work. I was waiting for the right thing and I could’ve been waiting for years.”

The TV star explained that it was “important” to “put distance” between himself and his Downton character.

He said: “I always try and do something new and different. Unfortunately, it’s not always the way it turns out because it’s hard. It’s a tough game to be in. And I always say it, but there’s better actors than me out of work all the time.”

Honestly, I felt the spun his words to make it sound worse than it is – I mean I do think he isl probably is dealing with a bit of typecasting, though I think it has more to do with the villain thing than the gay thing.  But putting them together it could make it a bit worse.  Also, he was Thomas so seamlessly I feel like his acting is underappreciated.   He’s always embraced all of what made Thomas Thomas openly.  I really don’t think he was saying at all that it hurt his career – that’s websites taking what he said and click-baiting them.  He was just saying that his role was more niche than the others and it takes time for people to separate it from him as an actor.   In the same/or another interview he mentions how when they asked him to stay on the show in season one he said Fuck, yeah…  He doesn’t regret Thomas at all.  He said he was thankful he got the role finally after leaving Corrie and not working for a while.  He waits for roles because he wants to stretch his wings.  He got offered a lot f gay roles after and it wasn’t because he wouldn’t want to play gay again.  It was that he just wants to do something different.  Totally understandable.  

@raelee514 YOU MADE MY NIGHT WHEN I SAW YOUR REPLY. 

YOU SAID IT ALL. THERE’S NOTHING TO ADD, JUST TO READ OR RE-READ YOUR PERFECT ANSWER OVER AND OVER AGAIN. 

Reblogging for everyone to see it. 

DON’T WE EVER LET PAPERS FOOL US GAIN.

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